SEABORNE CORPORATION

Seaborne Corporation specializes in the shipbreaking and dismantling of large maritime vessels, with demonstrated expertise in the safe, environmentally compliant decommissioning of U.S. Coast Guard cutters. Their core capabilities center on heavy marine industrial operations, including structural cutting, hazardous material abatement, system deactivation, and scrapping of steel-hulled vessels in accordance with federal environmental and safety standards. Operating from Ketchikan, Alaska, the company brings specialized knowledge in handling aging, high-integrity vessels such as the 110-foot Island Class cutters, requiring precision dismantling techniques, crane operations, and waste stream management under stringent regulatory oversight. Their technical proficiency lies in marine structural disassembly, pollution control, and logistics coordination in remote coastal environments, setting them apart as a niche provider of vessel end-of-life services. Seaborne Corporation has established a focused relationship with the Department of Homeland Security, primarily supporting the U.S. Coast Guard’s fleet modernization initiatives through the controlled decommissioning of retired patrol vessels. This engagement reflects a trusted partnership in managing the lifecycle of federal maritime assets, ensuring secure and compliant disposal of sensitive equipment and materials. The company’s primary industry focus is shipbuilding and repairing (NAICS 336611), specifically in the niche segment of vessel dismantling rather than construction or repair. This positions Seaborne as a specialized contractor within the defense and maritime lifecycle management sector, serving agencies requiring environmentally sound decommissioning solutions. Seaborne Corporation is a small, locally based entity operating under a two-level corporate structure with no federal certifications on record. Its geographic presence is anchored in Ketchikan, Alaska, leveraging regional maritime infrastructure to support federal vessel disposal operations in a remote but strategically accessible location. The company’s market positioning is defined by its capacity to execute complex, regulated marine decommissioning projects in challenging coastal environments.